Adeboro Odunlami

My postgraduate admissions applications were peculiar. I needed to put forward a very compelling personal statement that showed how I had overcome my academic shortcomings and how important getting a postgraduate degree was important to me. I didn't want to write something generic as I needed my application to be outstanding and especially coupled with the fact that my referee was a well respected legal practitioner and I wasn't privy to the reference he gave me. After writing my personal statement, I decided to give it to Boro to review due to the fact that I was an ardent follower of her writing and I have always respected her mastery of words. After she had gone through it and made essential corrections and gave her suggestions, I knew my personal statement although still conveying the same message I wanted it to convey, was way better that the original draft I submitted to Boro for review. Her mastery of words and intelligent construction of sentences made my personal statement sound more outstanding in the way I was certain would convey my message to the admissions committee.